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‘Publish the names’ – Calls grow for AfriForum and Solidarity to name journalists allegedly paid to discredit them | SA News

15 December 2025 by Guest

AfriForum and the Solidarity Movement are facing mounting pressure on social media to publish the names of journalists they claim are being paid by the State Security Agency (SSA) and the department of international relations and co-operation (Dirco) to discredit the two lobby groups.

The calls followed a video posted online by AfriForum CEO Kallie Kriel in which he alleged that journalists were being financially incentivised by the state to undermine AfriForum and Solidarity.

“AfriForum has received reliable information from a prominent former journalist that at least two South African journalists are being paid by the State Security Agency as well as the department of international…

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